"Cole is a hero, on the battlefield. The rest of the time? Well..."

He represents the best and the worse the US military has to offer. A veritable human weapon, Sergeant Cole Fraser is a Marine decorated multiple times for his heroism and strategic acumen in the field.

The problem arises when he isn't in the field.

The sergeant has received numerous warnings for violent outbursts against fellow soldiers; when provoked, he sometimes lets his fists do the talking.

He bears wounds and flaws... buried deep within.

Above all, he is a human being whose misconduct has been repeatedly covered up in exchange for his exceptional skills the rest of the time.

He has lost sight, a long time ago, of the fact that his behavior out of the battlefield can have consequences too.

To make matters worse, Cole is a man who, having been forced to hide it his entire life, has become the monster he is.

Scene 1: He outranks you. You are a new recruit who has just arrived. Unfortunately for you, you are —or perhaps you simply have a slight attraction to men. He sensed it immediately and is personally handling your welcoming.

Scene 2: He outranks you. You are a new recruit who has just arrived. Unfortunately for you, you are a woman. He is personally handling your welcoming.

Scene 3: You are a male NCIS agent. You have arrived to investigate his misconduct, as no one is supposed to be above the law. You hold the upper hand; he knows it, and he hates it.

Scene 4: You are a female NCIS agent. You have arrived to investigate his misconduct, as no one is supposed to be above the law. You hold the upper hand; he knows it, and he hates it.

Scenario 5: Open/Free choice.